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Welcome to another amazing episode of Scene In Fifteen! You KNOW what we are doing right now, IF you've been keeping up. It's Nashon's MCU run!Civil War. Captain America, Civil War to be exact, is up next. Strap your gear up, cause we're giving this third Cap offering, The Treatment! Sleep It or Keep It, it's the frigging MCU! We're talking about before they needed Hugh and Ryan to save things. Does it matter though? What matters is it's a brand new episode of your favorite movie review show with a twist, Scene In Fifteen!

Qu'est-ce qui implique qu'on interdise un film aux -12 ans ? Dans ce 6e numéro hors-série de l'émission, cinq membres (ou anciens membres) de la commission de classification du CNC présentent leur rapport à la narration. Nous recevons : -

Don calls up Jeff Bruhl, the Big Boss Bass, to discuss his last week fishing as well as Jeff's approach towards catching, cleaning, and cooking Catfish.

John Bruhl grew up helping on his grandparents' farm and spent his college summers on his aunt and uncle's cattle ranch in Texas. Now he is transitioning to full-time pecan farming.  John and his family know about the stresses and strains people face in agriculture. They have lost friends to suicide and have shared with their community that they will always be available to listen and support one another.  We are not designed to be alone. Finding a support network through church, work, or our community is essential.“I reached out to some of my friends… and made them promise me… if you're ever considering something like that, you have to come talk to us first. We want to be there for our friends and family because that's just devastating.”                                                                                    -John Bruhl You can find the Bruhls' pecan business at www.baucumpecan.com. You can also purchase pecans and honey at that site. You can reach John at pecans@baucumpecan.com. John's custom furniture business, Design Made, can be found at https://www.designmadeindustries.com. That Farm Life Podcast is a resource of Agri Health Network. For more information and to find more resources, check out AgriHealth.net. Questions or comments? Email us at info@agrihealth.net.

This week, Don calls up Jeff Bruhl to get the inside info on fishing out in the Delacroix area with some stormy weather moving in, where Jeff is looking in that area, what he expects to catch there, Jeff's recent exploratory trips in Pearl River, and more. 

This week, Don and Jeff Bruhl get together to discuss a highly anticipated report covering Trout next to the causeway, his experience fishing there, what to expect going forward for that, as well as a number of scattered fishing reports that Jeff has for this Mother's Day weekend, dock etiquette, and more.

This week, Don is joined by Jeff Bruhl as they cover a fishing report that has some highs and lows, Jeff's close call on Monday, where Jeff would recommend fishing at Toledo Bend and what to look for out there, Don and Jeff cover some fishing terminology, and more.

This week, Don and Jeff Bruhl get together to talk about a freshwater fishing report as we get into the deep end of Spring, what tips and tactics should you use to fish in the marsh, weather concerns changing fishing conditions, and more. 

This week, Don and Jeff discuss freshwater fishing in the midst of this colder weather, bass fishing reports from the Big Boss Bass himself, and Jeff's favorite worm for "Wacky Worm" fishing.

This week, Don and Jeff talk about Toledo Bend and how to catch fish up there, how the fishing should shake out these weeks ahead, and tournament updates.

This week, Don, joined by his daughter Cheri, covers Jeff Bruhl's field reports and updates as well as how best to catch fish this time of year and what tools you can use to help do that.

This week, Don and Jeff get together to talk fishing reports, weather to expect for upcoming weeks, and what baits work best during February.

This week, Don and Jeff discuss Jeff's recent trip and fishing in some up-coming tournaments as well as a little tip-off for fishing during Jan./Feb.

This week, Don and Jeff cover the best Bass spots in the city this week as well as the up-and-coming tournaments that are happening soon. 

This week, Don and Jeff cover late minute gift ideas and how the fish are fairing in this incredibly cold weather.

This week Don and Jeff bass fishing, water temperature importance, and catfish.

Amazon Book Cassandra LeGardier was introduced in the book Lady of the Gulf. As a child in the early 1900s on the Mississippi Gulf Coast, she had ambitions of becoming a nurse. She thought her career in nursing would be better spent in Mississippi, but world events would alter the course of her life and take her to New Orleans, New York City, and eventually to war-torn Europe. In the process, she finds adventure, danger, and the man who would become the love of her life.About the AuthorKathy Q. Bruhl is a wife, mother, and grandmother. She enjoyed a fifteen-year career as a library assistant in a local public school system. Bruhl and her husband have been married for almost 43 years. They have two adult daughters and four grandchildren. They are involved in their local Baptist church. She enjoys writing. Cassandra's Calling is her second book and a sequel to her first, Lady of the Gulf.

Join the team as the discuss the disappearance of Ann Miller, Patricia Blough and Renee Bruhl.  The three young women vanished from Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore on July 2, 1966.  Was it an accident?  Or did the three have information on a 1965 murder and decided to disappear?You can reach us on Instagram: smalltownmissing Sources for this episode –https://www.chicagotribune.com/news/ct-xpm-1987-06-21-8702170368-story.htmlhttps://charleyproject.org/case/ann-millerhttps://michiganmysteries.com/missing-persons/1966-three-sunbathers-disappear-from-beach/https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silas_Jaynehttps://www.unsolvedcasebook.com/the-indiana-dunes-mystery/https://www.reddit.com/r/TrueCrimeDiscussion/comments/m2iqrx/in_1965_a_young_woman_was_inadvertently_killed/

Today we are going to be talking about obstetrical injuries that can lead to sexual pain with Dr. Alisha Bruhl, pelvic floor physical therapist. She will be describing the different types of injury and the complications they can cause, including sexual pain. She explains how pelvic floor physical therapy intervention reduces the risk of these complications.Articles discussed can be found herehttps://drive.google.com/drive/folders/14j1j6uGxnT236fjZB_GiaS0s1JNQAhIdTo contact Dr. Bruhl call 567-585-0240To comment or inquire about today's discussion go to:ohiosexualhealthcollaborative@gmail.com

Anna Marie Arguello: Anna Arguello was last seen in her home in Frankfort Indiana sometime in the winter of 1969 or 1970 when she was around 2 years old. Police were unaware of Anna's disappearance until her sister Margarita came to them in the fall of 1992. Margarita stated that her mother Anita had severely beaten Anna, deprived her of food, forced her to take a bath in cold water, and held her head under the water until she drowned. Anna's stepfather Luis is said to have buried her body somewhere after he came home from work. Anna is Native American with dark brown hair and brown eyes. At the time of her disappearance, Anna had a full set of teeth, but her height and weight are unknown. She is assumed to be deceased, but her body has never been found. Her case is classified as endangered missing. If you have any information regarding the disappearance of Anna Marie Arguello, please contact the Clinton County Sheriff's office at 765-659-6396. Renee Bruhl, Ann Miller, & Patricia Blough: Renee Bruhl, Ann Miller, and Patricia Blough were last seen on July 2, 1966 at Indiana Dunes State Park in Indiana. There are multiple accounts of them being seen climbing on board 2 different boats. Renee Bruhl was 19 years old when she disappeared and was last seen wearing a brown swimsuit with a pattern of green flowers and gold leaves on it. She is a Caucasian female with brown hair and hazel eyes. She was 5'9 and weighed somewhere between 120-150lbs. Renee's maiden name is Slunecko. Ann Miller was 21 years old when she disappeared and was last seen wearing a blue two piece bathing suit with a red belt. She is a Caucasian female with brown hair and blue eyes. She was 5'2 and her weight at the time is unknown. It is possible that Ann was 3 months pregnant when she disappeared, but this has never been confirmed. Patricia Blough was 19 years old when she disappeared and was last seen wearing a bright yellow bikini with ruffles. She is a Caucasian female with brown hair and brown eyes. She was 5'4 and weighed around 115lbs. She went by the nickname Patty. It is possible that Patricia was also pregnant at this time, but this has also never been confirmed. Their cases are classified as Endangered Missing. If you have any information regarding the disappearances of Renee Bruhl, Ann Miller, and Patricia Blough, please contact the Indiana State Police at (219)-269-4747. SHOUTOUT TO EVIL PUDDING PODCAST! GO FOLLOW COURTNEY & PATRICK ON INSTAGRAM @EVILPUDDINGPODCAST --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cremedelacrimepodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cremedelacrimepodcast/support

Edgar Allan Poe can be lauded as a major inspiration for many innovative artists, genres, and movements, from horror fiction to the music of Maurice Ravel. He has also been a major inspiration for Weird Studies, particularly his short story "The Fall of the House of Usher." In this episode, JF and Phil try to pinpoint just what it is about this tale that is so compelling, discovering in the process that whatever it is cannot be pinpointed. Instead, the haunting mood of the story emerges from the peculiar arrangement of all its parts, becoming something entirely new. Click here (https://www.supernormalfestival.co.uk) for more information on the Supernormal Festival, Aug 12-14, in Oxfordshire, England. Listen to volume 1 (https://pierre-yvesmartel.bandcamp.com/album/weird-studies-music-from-the-podcast-vol-1) and volume 2 (https://pierre-yvesmartel.bandcamp.com/album/weird-studies-music-from-the-podcast-vol-2) of the Weird Studies soundtrack by Pierre-Yves Martel (https://www.pymartel.com) Support us on Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/weirdstudies) Find us on Discord (https://discord.com/invite/Jw22CHfGwp) Get the new T-shirt design from Cotton Bureau (https://cottonbureau.com/products/can-o-content#/13435958/tee-men-standard-tee-vintage-black-tri-blend-s)! Get your Weird Studies merchandise (https://www.redbubble.com/people/Weird-Studies/shop?asc=u) (t-shirts, coffee mugs, etc.) Visit the Weird Studies Bookshop (https://bookshop.org/shop/weirdstudies) References Edgar Allan Poe, “The Fall of the House of Usher” (https://poestories.com/read/houseofusher) Edgar Allan Poe, “The Masque of the Red Death (https://poemuseum.org/the-masque-of-the-red-death/) Klangfarbenmelodie (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Klangfarbenmelodie), musical technique Edgar Allan Poe, "The Poetic Principle" (https://www.eapoe.org/works/essays/poetprnb.htm) Graham Harman, Weird Realism: Lovecraft and Philosophy (https://bookshop.org/a/18799/9781780992525) Lovecraft without adjectives (https://boingboing.net/2015/08/24/lovecraft-with-adjectives-sim.html) Weird Studies, Development of Circle vs. Spiral: Wheel of fortune (https://www.weirdstudies.com/114), Blade Runner (https://www.weirdstudies.com/116), The Star (https://www.weirdstudies.com/122), Birhane (https://www.weirdstudies.com/122) Matei Calinescu, The Five Faces of Modernity (https://bookshop.org/a/18799/9780822307679) Weird Studies, Episode 101 on ‘In Praise of Shadows' (https://www.weirdstudies.com/101) Phanes (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phanes#:~:text=Phanes%20was%20a%20deity%20of,Phanes'%20daughter%20or%20older%20wife.z), deity James Herbert, The Dark (https://bookshop.org/a/18799/9780330522076) Joseph Adamson, “Frye and Poe” (https://macblog.mcmaster.ca/fryeblog/2012/12/16/frye-and-poe-2/) Lucien Lévy-Bruhl (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lucien_L%C3%A9vy-Bruhl), French anthropologist James Machin, Weird Fiction in Britain (https://bookshop.org/a/18799/9783030080365) Edgar Allan Poe, “Eureka” (https://www.eapoe.org/works/essays/eureka1.htm)

The Outdoor Show With Don Dubuc

The Outdoor Show with Don Dubuc

The Outdoor Show with Don Dubuc

The Outdoor Show with Don Dubuc

The Outdoor Show with Don Dubuc

Get your escargot & white wine & listen in as we discuss season 2, episode 7: The Most Dangerous Match.  Starring Peter Falk, Laurence Harvey, Lloyd Bochner, Jack Krushen & Heidi Bruhl.  We chat about Harvey's career, international chess champions, Kosherama restaurant, deaths by dumpster & more.   Other films/books/movies we discuss: -The Detective -Searching for Bobby Fischer -Manchurian Candidate -The Alamo -The Conformist   if you'd like to add to our conversation, you can email us at trenchcoatcigar@gmail.com, or find us on instagram @trenchcoatcigar

The Outdoor Show with Don Dubuc

Don Dubuc on the Gulf Coast Outdoor Scene

La Fondation Pernod Ricard accueille, le 13 janvier 2022, dans le cadre du cycle « Poésie Médium Art » l'artiste David Douard et l'anthropologue Frédéric Keck. Au centre de leurs démarches et pratiques, selon des modalités très différentes, on trouve ce passage du vivant au non-vivant, des flux et des virus, de même que l'action de leurs représentations visuelles, sociales et politiques. Quelles métaphores pour quel type de compréhension et d'expérience, relieraient alors, les pandémies présentes (et futures) à l'espace de création et d'exposition ? L'univers de David Douard a pour point de départ le langage dans ses formes fragmentaires et dérivées. Des poèmes provenant d'internet et des paroles anonymes, empreints le plus souvent de chaos, déviance, maladie ou frustration, deviennent le fluide vital qui alimente ses sculptures, portées par leurs propres mutations. Sa pratique établit un autre espace social, hybride, au contact fantasmé aussi des technologies numériques. Des institutions, récemment, comme, le FRAC Île-de-France, Paris, 2020 ; Irish Museum of Modern Art, Dublin, 2019 ; KURA. c/o Fonderia Artistica Battaglia, Milan, 2018 ; Palais de Tokyo, 2018 et 2014 ; Kunstverein Braunschweig, 2016, ainsi que la Fondation d'entreprise Ricard, ont présenté des expositions personnelles et collectives de ses travaux. Les deux expositions « O' THEE LIL' » de David Douard sont actuellement visibles aux Rodeo Galleries à Londres et au Pirée. Il a été résident de l'Académie de France à Rome, Villa Médicis, en 2017-2018. Il est représenté par la Galerie Chantal Crousel, Paris. Frédéric Keck est historien de la philosophie et anthropologue. Il a contribué à la relecture de l'histoire de l'anthropologie française. On lui doit notamment « Lévi-Strauss et la pensée sauvage », PUF, 2004 ; « Lucien Lévy-Bruhl, entre philosophie et anthropologie. Contradiction et participation », Editions du CNRS, 2008. Il a co-édité dans la Bibliothèque de la Pléiade le volume d'Oeuvres de Claude Lévi-Strauss, 2008. Ses travaux actuels très remarqués, au croisement de l'histoire des sciences, de la sociologie des risques et de l'anthropologie de la nature, portent sur les normes de « biosécurité » des humains et des animaux, et les formes prévisionnelles des catastrophes sanitaires et écologiques. Il est l'auteur, entre autres, d'« Un monde grippé », Flammarion, 2010 ; « Les sentinelles des pandémies. Chasseurs de virus et observateurs d'oiseaux aux frontières de la Chine », Zones sensibles ; 2020 ; « Signaux d'alerte. Contagion virale, justice sociale, crises environnementales », Desclée de Brouwer, 2020. Il est actuellement directeur de recherches au CNRS. Il organise en juin prochain l'exposition « Microbes » au Musée du quai Branly.

¿A dónde habita el Horror? ¿Acaso se esconde en la paz que siente el asesino en serie luego del crimen, o en las últimas imágenes que quedaron grabadas en las pupilas de la víctima? ¿Es la impotencia que sentimos cuando comprendemos, con espanto, que somos incapaces de prevenir que un criminal ataque a nuestros hijos? ¿En un culto satánico? Un extraño en nuestra casa que actúa como si allí viviera y por más que intentamos razonar con él ignora nuestros argumentos; un niño que se transforma en otro niño sin que sus padres lo sepan, hasta ser un desconocido para todos y quedar por eso en el abandono; un hombre busca repetir el miedo que sintió de pequeño, durante años cazó fantasmas con la esperanza de sentir ese filo de agujas en la piel que le quitó el sueño décadas antes, pero todo lo que intenta es inútil, el miedo no se repite igual por más que se esfuerce, compra entonces una casa abandonada que nadie ha querido comprar, porque en ella se sucedieron una serie de horrendos crímenes y espera, con los nuevos asesinatos que planea cometer, capturar los fantasmas desde el primer momento de existencia y ser por ellos atormentado. ¿Allí está el Horror? Como el hombre de su cuento, Kalton Harold Bruhl busca el Horror que se esconde en nuestro subconsciente, explora cada rincón del mundo para saber a dónde está y de allí sacarlo a la luz, para exponerlo. Como nosotros, Bruhl seguramente sintió de niño aquellas agujas en la piel viendo las películas John Carpenter o Alfred Hitchcock, o leyendo las novelas de Stephen King o Guy de Maupassant, y busca replicar la experiencia en sus lectores, dándonos esta colección de cuentos. Jorge Luis Borges afirmaba que la literatura es un sueño dirigido, otro de los resquicios del miedo que explora Bruhl, que como los grandes maestros nos dirige por esa búsqueda para dejarnos saber, al final, que el miedo habita en nuestras manos, esas que son capaces de apretar el cuello de un niño para matar al demonio que solo existe en nuestra cabeza. Rituales, ésta nueva colección de cuentos de Kalton Harold Bruhl, es uno de los libros más sólidos que el autor nos ha entregado hasta el momento. Una obra que marca un nuevo estándar en la literatura de horror centroamericana, para bien de todos, necesaria en estos tiempos de pandemia, donde el terror parece habitar en todas partes. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/oscar-estrada0/message

We talk with Vincent Bruhl about his business Saltwater Fabrications LLC. Vincent specializes in custom metal fabrications. He specializes in marine T-tops.  Also big thanks to Southern Magnolia Smiles and Hilltree Marketing for the support! Want to be a part of the pelican gang? Check out our merch here.  Follow us on Social: Spotify Facebook YouTube Instagram Twitter  

Are all these missing women connected to one man? Known con-man and horseman, Silas Jayne has links to each of these disappearances. Three friends vanish from a state park on Fourth of July weekend, and multi-millionaire candy heiress have all vanished with no trace. But one name comes up in both cases. https://www.chicagotribune.com/news/ct-xpm-1988-01-03-8803190371-story.html WITHOUT A TRACE - Chicago Tribune https://charleyproject.org/case/helen-marie-voorhees-brach https://charleyproject.org/case/ann-miller https://charleyproject.org/case/patricia-blough https://charleyproject.org/case/renee-bruhl https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silas_Jayne

COVID : LA RENTRÉE MENACÉE PAR LE VARIANT DELTA – 21/08/21 INVITÉS DR PATRICK PELLOUX Médecin urgentiste au SAMU de Paris - Président de l'AMUF (Association des Médecins Urgentistes hospitaliers de France) DR ÉDOUARD OBADIA Médecin réanimateur Hôpital privé Claude Galien de Quincy-sous-Sénart DR HÉLÈNE ROSSINOT Médecin de santé publique SOLVEIG GODELUCK Journaliste santé – « Les Echos » Le variant Delta continue d'inquiéter le monde. Une forte recrudescence de l'épidémie est constatée sur le continent asiatique. Dans les Antilles françaises également, l'épidémie continue de sévir alors que la vaccination patine. Les hôpitaux y sont en surcharge. Cette quatrième vague frappe la Martinique et la Guadeloupe avec une ampleur inédite. Ainsi, sur l'ensemble des morts recensés dans leurs hôpitaux depuis le début de la pandémie (671 personnes), près de 40 % (soit 263 personnes) l'ont été depuis le 1er juillet. Pour renforcer les équipes sur place, près de 300 soignants se sont envolés hier de l'aéroport d'Orly. Au total, ce sont plus de 900 professionnels de santé qui se sont rendus en Martinique et en Guadeloupe. Des évacuations sont prévues dans les jours et semaines à venir vers l'hexagone. L'épidémie semble s'y stabiliser à un « mini-plateau » d'environ 20 000 contaminations par jour d'après Santé Publique France, bien que la circulation du virus causant le Covid-19 « reste intense ». Si en métropole la situation sanitaire semble légèrement s'améliorer grâce à la vaccination, la rentrée scolaire et la présence du variant Delta, trois fois plus contagieux que les souches précédentes, inquiète. Les regards se tournent donc désormais vers les écoles, où les transmissions pourraient reprendre de plus belle. Le retour des vacances et la rentrée vont « rebattre les cartes » avec une « activité sociale plus intense » qui peut « influer sur le taux de transmission », selon l'épidémiologiste de Santé Publique France Daniel Lévy-Bruhl. Ce dernier a recommandé des « protocoles très stricts » dans les écoles, surtout pour les moins de 12 ans qui ne peuvent pas être vaccinés. Dans les collèges, les élèves de 6e non vaccinables côtoieront des élèves plus âgés, potentiellement vaccinés. Pour l'épidémiologiste Mahmoud Zureik, signataire d'une tribune parue jeudi dans « Le Monde », le ministre de l'Education nationale Jean-Michel Blanquer est « dans le déni » en pensant que les enfants se contaminent moins à l'école qu'en famille. Même Israël, un des pays au monde les plus vaccinés, fait face à une flambée d'infections due au variant Delta. Près de 8 700 cas y ont été enregistrés sur la seule journée de mardi, contre une dizaine par jour fin juin. La semaine dernière, 120 personnes sont décédées, soit le double de tout le mois de juillet. La situation a poussé les autorités à lancer une campagne de rappel d'ores et déjà jugée positive. Israël est ainsi le premier pays au monde à avoir lancé une campagne générale de rappel de vaccin contre le Covid, soit l'injection d'une troisième dose. Car après un démarrage en trombe, la campagne de vaccination stagne depuis un moment dans le pays. 58% de la population a reçu deux doses de vaccin. Si la couverture vaccinale est donc importante, à peu près autant qu'en France, elle est loin d'être suffisante pour atteindre l'immunité collective. De nouvelles restrictions sont également mises en place dans ce pays. La situation épidémique va-t-elle continuer à se dégrader dans les Antilles ? Le protocole sanitaire prévu en milieu scolaire est-il à hauteur des enjeux ? Comment expliquer qu'Israël, premier pays du monde à avoir lancé une vaste campagne de vaccination, soit confronté à une recrudescence de l'épidémie de Covid-19 ? DIFFUSION : du lundi au samedi à 17h45 FORMAT : 65 minutes PRÉSENTATION : Caroline Roux - Axel de Tarlé REDIFFUSION : du lundi au vendredi vers 22h40 RÉALISATION : Nicolas Ferraro - Pascal Hendrick - Benoît Lemoine - Jean-François Verzele - Jacques Wehrlin PRODUCTION : France Télévisions / Maximal Productions Retrouvez C DANS L'AIR sur internet & les réseaux : - INTERNET : francetv.fr - FACEBOOK : https://www.facebook.com/Cdanslairf5 - TWITTER : https://twitter.com/cdanslair - INSTAGRAM : https://www.instagram.com/cdanslair/

Welcome back for Episode 40! Alright Legends, today is a triple missing person case, a fun summer day turned into a nightmare for the families of Ann Miller, Patricia Blough & Renee Bruhl. Was it gangsters? a serial killer? or just the simply fake their own deaths? Let's look into it because It's a little bit...baffling. Please be sure to like and share the story and follow us @itsalittlebitpodcast on Instagram, It's a little bit podcast on Facebook or email itsalittlebitpodcast@gmail.com

Kalton Harold Bruhl es uno de los autores hondureños a los que hay que seguirle la huella. Abogado de profesión, ha construido una obra sólida, compuesta literaria, principalmente con sus cuentos y relatos breves. Ganó el Premio Nacional de Literatura Ramón Rosa de Honduras y este viernes nos acompañará en la presentación de la segunda edición de su novela "La mente dividida". "La mente dividida" es una novela corta, apenas de unas 120 páginas muy bien construidas que cuenta la historia de un profesor universitario de nombre Jeff, quien recibe el diagnóstico de un tumor cerebral que le depara una muerte segura. Pero el anuncio, lejos de derrotarlo, le sirve para conocer a Fred, que llega a su vida y lo convierte en un monstruo que nunca se imaginó ser. Ya no hay límites para Jeff. Las leyes que rigen a los hombres no pueden alcanzarlo. Para los que han comentado, no, no es una copia de Breaking Bad, pero de eso hablaremos esta noche. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/oscar-estrada0/message

Bruhl's directorial debut is a black comedy which in the end will make you question yourself and watch out for your neighbours. The post Daniel Bruhl – Next Door #Berlinale2021 appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

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Bruhl's directorial debut is a black comedy which in the end will make you question yourself and watch out for your neighbours. The post Daniel Bruhl – Next Door #Berlinale2021 appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

Bruhl's directorial debut is a black comedy which in the end will make you question yourself and watch out for your neighbours. The post Daniel Bruhl – Next Door #Berlinale2021 appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

Bruhl's directorial debut is a black comedy which in the end will make you question yourself and watch out for your neighbours. The post Daniel Bruhl – Next Door #Berlinale2021 appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

Bruhl's directorial debut is a black comedy which in the end will make you question yourself and watch out for your neighbours. The post Daniel Bruhl – Next Door #Berlinale2021 appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

Bruhl's directorial debut is a black comedy which in the end will make you question yourself and watch out for your neighbours. The post Daniel Bruhl – Next Door #Berlinale2021 appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

Curious about what it's like to stay in a hotel room for 2 weeks without leaving? In this episode, Jahlia takes you along for the journey of her Australian quarantine experience. Talking to the manger of the hotel and other invisible friends, we learn about the inner workings of this strange existence. For support on quarantine: https://www.facebook.com/groups/Australiansinquarantinefacilities Lee'at Bruhl: https://www.facebook.com/LeeatBruhlActress/ Stay updated: https://www.instagram.com/invisible.friends.world/

Talking about all things pelvic floor health today! "Power peeing" "Cover, don't hover!" and much more!About the guest:Alisha Bruhl received her Bachelor’s of Science in Exercise Science and her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from the University of Toledo. She started her career in sports and orthopedic physical therapy with a focus on treating endurance athletes.Alisha began as a pelvic floor physical therapist 5 years ago and has since been dedicated to continued learning and empowering women with information about their resources. Alisha is currently pursing a certification in obstetrics as treatment women in pregnancy and postpartum is a special interest. She is a wife, mom of two busy toddlers and an exercise enthusiast! Find her on social media IG @midwestmomdoc

Invité de la Rédaction : Au micro de Marika Mathieu, Frédéric Keck, Anthropologue et directeur de recherche au CNRS, pour son livre  « Signaux d'alerte, Contagion virale, justice sociale, crises environnementales » paru le 7 octobre 2020 chez Desclée de Brouwer. Sujet : Pandémie, une histoire de préparation À propos du livre : «Signaux d'alerte, Contagion virale, justice sociale, crises environnementales» paru aux Éditions Desclée de Brouwer Les signaux d'alerte se multiplient sur les catastrophes écologiques. La valeur de ces signaux n'est pas régie par le critère de la vraie ou de la fausse alerte, ni par le principe du bon ou du mauvais gouvernement, mais par l'attractivité du signal, c'est-à-dire sa capacité à susciter l'attention et l'intérêt de ceux qui le reçoivent. En s'appuyant sur une étude des sentinelles des pandémies dans les sociétés asiatiques, Frédéric Keck montre que les territoires qui émettent des signaux d'alerte, comme Hong Kong, Taïwan ou Singapour, ont entre eux des relations de compétition et de collaboration analogues à celles des oiseaux qui concourent pour alerter sur la présence d'un prédateur. Dans cette émulation, où les pays échangent des informations pour prendre les mesures les plus rapides, se joue une nouvelle forme de solidarité globale et de justice sociale. Pour prendre la mesure de ce phénomène, l'auteur propose une lecture de quelques penseurs des signaux d'alerte (Claude Lévi-Strauss, Amotz Zahavi, Anna Tsing) ; puis une histoire des grandes crises sanitaires depuis vingt ans ; enfin, une approche de certaines oeuvres d'art (romans, films, expositions), qui nous préparent aux prochaines crises en faisant travailler notre imaginaire. Frédéric Keck a publié plusieurs ouvrages sur l'histoire de l'anthropologie française (Lucien Lévy-Bruhl, Émile Durkheim, Henri Bergson, Claude Lévi-Strauss) et deux livres sur les crises sanitaires causées par les maladies animales : Un monde grippé (Flammarion, 2010) et Les Sentinelles des pandémies (Zones sensibles, 2020). Il a reçu la médaille de bronze du CNRS en 2012 et a dirigé le département de la recherche du musée du quai Branly entre 2014 et 2018.

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In this episode, I interview Esther Bruhl who is a world-leading Speech and Language Therapist with over 30 years of experience. She has trained people from all over the world and created Speak More Clearly to help people speak English clearly with confidence. In this episode, she gives you her best tips for improving your accent for the IELTS exam. Episode Links Support the podcast Join the Inner Circle Study Pronunciation Tips with Esther Bruhl Stock Media Provided by Lndnsounds/Pond5

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Today we celebrate the discovery and naming of the state of Florida. We'll also learn about one of the best botanical illustrators ever born as well as the man who introduced goldfish to Holland. We celebrate the publication of the first successful agricultural journal. Today's Unearthed Words feature words about April. We Grow That Garden Library™ with a book about trees that was released a year ago today - and it won the Pulitzer Prize in fiction. And then we'll wrap things up with the fascinating story of the German artist who found surreal inspiration in the natural world. But first, let's catch up on some Greetings from Gardeners around the world and today's curated news.   Subscribe Apple | Google | Spotify | Stitcher | iHeart   Gardener Greetings To participate in the Gardener Greetings segment, send your garden pics, stories, birthday wishes and so forth to Jennifer@theDailyGardener.org And, to listen to the show while you're at home, just ask Alexa or Google to play The Daily Gardener Podcast. It's that easy. Curated News Derek Jarman's Prospect Cottage saved for the nation "The success of the campaign will enable Art Fund to purchase Prospect Cottage from the Keith Collins Will Trust and to fund a permanent public program, the conservation and maintenance of the building, its collection, its contents, and its renowned garden. Before Art Fund's appeal, Prospect Cottage had been at risk of being sold privately, its contents dispersed, and artistic legacy lost. Art Fund's director Stephen Deuchar announced today that the appeal to save artist and filmmaker Derek Jarman's Prospect Cottage for the nation has successfully reached its £3.5-million target in just ten weeks, with a final total of £3,624,087. Over 8,100 donations have been made by the public – nearly 2,000 of them in the past week alone, despite the significant changes happening to people's lives - and further funding has come from leading charities, trusts, foundations, and philanthropists. The campaign was supported by major grants of £750,000 from the National Heritage Memorial Fund, £500,000 from Art Fund and £250,000 from the Linbury Trust, as well as significant support from the Luma Foundation, the Roger De Haan Charitable Trust, the John Browne Charitable Trust, and the Ampersand Foundation. Tilda Swinton said, 'When Derek initiated the project of making of this little house on the shingle the unique and magically empowering space it has come to be, not only for him but for so many of us, it was at a time of intense uncertainty and fragility in his own life. That our casting the net of our appeal to keep this project alive has coincided with the phenomenal global challenge to the community with which we are currently faced - and that that net has still come in so full of bounty - has only served to prove how invaluable this vision of future is to us all."   Goals For Your 2020 Garden What are you curious about in your garden?  What are you hoping to learn this season? How will your gardening change during the pandemic? Your greatest accomplishment might be the result you didn't plan to learn. Maybe you've always been a flower gardener, but this year you feel compelled to grow some edibles, and you discover the joy of growing your own garlic. Last year, you grew your own tomatoes to great success and ended up sharing some with neighbors. This year you want to help out the food shelf. Maybe you didn't like pulling weeds for your mom, but now with the pandemic, you suddenly find that tending to the yard is calming and anchoring. Now you want to have a garden of your own. Our gardens are classrooms. And those classrooms are filled with many teachers or Upah Gurus. Upah Guru is the Hindu word for the teacher next to you at any moment. The Upah Gurus in your garden this year might be the seeds you just ordered, a mystery plant that you inherited, the hydrangea that refuses to flower, the rose that won't give up. This year, they say there will be more new gardeners than ever as a result of the COVID-19 restrictions. Calling All Gardeners: Share Your Expertise Don't consider yourself an expert? Think again. One of the things that can happen to gardeners is that we can underestimate our own expertise or experience in the garden. But any experience is helpful to a gardener just starting out. To new gardeners, you can be a gardening Upah Guru. New Gardeners Need Encouragement Remind new gardeners that their primary job this year is to simply be a good student of gardening. They don't need to get straight A's in the garden. Let them know that no one is putting that pressure on them to replace the produce section of the grocery store. One of the biggest commitments new gardeners can make is simply to learn more about gardening. Encourage them to focus on the teaching - whether that is from books or podcasts or neighbors - because the teaching is what makes us better gardeners. The Benefits of Gardening go beyond food: physical, mental, spiritual Any gardener knows that being active in the garden is a form of exercise - just like walking, running, or playing basketball. It is legit exercise. As a pastime or a passion, gardening is a return to nature. It is connection with the natural world. It is grounding, and it is centering. It is good for us, physically and emotionally. After Walt Whitman suffered a debilitating stroke, he recovered by spending time in nature. The two years he spent walking the woods were his primary therapy, and he forever credited nature with his recovery. This is why I end every episode with, "For a happy, healthy life, garden every day." It's not just a slogan. I really believe those words.   Alright, that's it for today's gardening news. Now, if you'd like to check out my curated news articles and blog posts for yourself, you're in luck, because I share all of it with the Listener Community in the Free Facebook Group - The Daily Gardener Community. There's no need to take notes or search for links - the next time you're on Facebook, search for Daily Gardener Community and request to join. I'd love to meet you in the group.   Important Events 1513  Juan Ponce de León claims new land for Spain. He names his discovery La Florida; in a nod to the Easter Season, which the Spaniards called Pascua Florida (Festival of Flowers).   1647  Today is the birthday of a female botanical illustration powerhouse - Maria Sibylla Merian. She was born on April 2, 1647. As a frame of reference, Isaac Newton was only a few years older than her. Unlike Newton, Merian's work was largely forgotten. However, over the past century, her work has made its way to us. Merian has the "it" factor. In 2011, Janet Dailey, a retired teacher, and artist from Springfield, Illinois, became so captivated by Merian's life story that she started a Kickstarter campaign to follow Merian's footsteps to the mecca of her best work - Surinam, in South America. In 2013, Merian's birthday was commemorated with a "Google Doodle." Merian would have delighted in our modern-day effort to plant milkweed for the Monarchs. The concept that insects and plants are inextricably bound together was not lost on Merian. In her work, she carefully noted which caterpillars were specialists - meaning they ate only one kind of plant. (You can relate to that concept if your kid only wants to eat Mac and cheese; they aren't picky - they're specialists.) Before all these social media and high tech, drawings like Merian's were a holy grail for plant identification. One look at Merian's work and Linneaus immediately knew it was brilliant. Merian helped classify nearly 100 different species long after she was gone from the earth. To this day, entomologists acknowledge that the accuracy in her art is so good they can identify many of her butterflies and moths right down to the species level! Between 1716 and 1717, during the last year of her life, Merian was visited multiple times by her friend, artist Georg Gsell - and his friend Peter the Great. Oh, to be a fly on the wall for THAT meetup. Gsell ended up marrying Merian's youngest daughter, Dorothea Maria, and Peter the Great ended up with 256 Merian paintings. In fact, Peter the Great so loved these pieces that when Merian died shortly after his last visit, he immediately sent an agent to buy all of her remaining watercolors to bring them home to St. Petersburg. Here's a fun story for you. On the Maria Sibylla Merian Society website, the feature a video that shows writer Redmond O'Hanlon flipping through an original Merian folio (with gloveless hands!) Now O'Hanlon is a scholar and explorer himself. He is known for his journeys to some of the most remote jungles of the world. At one point in the video, he becomes speechless. Then, he just lets out this big sigh and says, "It's so simple. Without the slightest doubt, she is - she was the greatest painter of plants and insects who ever lived... I mean just between you and me, she's the greatest woman who ever lived. You can keep Catherine the Great. Maria Sybilla Merian is the real heroine of our civilized time."   1711  Today is the birthday of the Dutch naturalist and pond-owner-extraordinaire Job Baster. Baster was one of the first Dutch nature researchers to use a microscope to look at flora and fauna. He wrote down his findings in a book. He also wrote an excellent translation of Philip Miller's work on horticulture. In 1758, Baster was given a beautiful property loaded trees and two large ponds. He called it Zonnehof (Sunshine Farms). As a new pond owner, Baster decided to try his hand at breeding Goldfish. A versatile scientist, Baster exchanged letters with leading biologists of his time, and the first twelve fish arrive thanks to a contact in England. Unfortunately, all the goldfish die. The following year, Baster gets eighteen more fish. Two die, but the rest survive. Thirteen years later, Baster owned more than a thousand goldfish. When Baster died, an inventory of his estate showed that all of his goldfish had been sold - raising over seven hundred guilders (not a small amount at the time). That's Job Baster, the man who introduced goldfish to the Dutch. Baster also drew goldfish and then hand-colored the images. I've seen these images, and I'm telling you they have that iridescence that makes them look like someone just laid out real goldfish on the page - they are that life-like after all this time. Baster had a large collection of shells. At the time, adhering shells to furniture was a fad in Europe. Baster took the fad and ran with it, covering a buffet with European and Tropical shells. At the bottom of the buffet are the coat of arms of Baster (jumping greyhound) and his wife Jacoba Vink (climbing lion) - all made out of shells. After seeing the Baster buffet at the Royal Zeeland Society of Sciences, one sightseer commented, "one can almost hear Baster's wife, who donated the piece to the museum after his death, saying, "Job, will you do something with all those shells!" To honor Baster's work with mollusks, there is a floating snail named for Baster, and the Dutch Malacological Association's scientific journal "Basteria" is a nod to this versatile explorer of the natural world.   1819  Today the first successful agricultural journal, American Farmer, was published in Baltimore.   Unearthed Words Here are some poignant words about this time of year.    April comes like an idiot, babbling, and strewing flowers. — Edna St. Vincent Millay, American lyrical poet, and playwright   A gush of bird-song, a patter of dew,  A cloud, and a rainbow's warning,  Suddenly sunshine and perfect blue–  An April day in the morning. ― Harriet Prescott Spofford, American writer   Tis spring-time on the eastern hills!  Like torrents gush the summer rills;  Through winter's moss and dry dead leaves  The bladed grass revives and lives,  Pushes the moldering waste away,  And glimpses to the April day. — John Greenleaf Whittier, American Quaker poet   Three things a wise man will not trust, The wind, the sunshine of an April day, And woman's plighted faith. — Robert Southey, English poet   The children with the streamlets sing,  When April stops at last her weeping;  And every happy growing thing  Laughs like a babe just roused from sleeping. — Lucy Larcom, American teacher, author, and poet   She waits for me, my lady Earth,  Smiles and waits and Sighs ; I'll say her nay and hideaway,  Then take her by surprise. — Mary Mapes Dodge, American children's author Oh, the lovely fickleness of an April day.  — William Hamilton Gibson, American illustrator, author, and naturalist   Grow That Garden Library The Overstory by Richard Powers It's hard to believe that this book was published on this day already a year ago in 2019. This book won the Pulitzer Prize in fiction. It's a New York Times bestseller. The author Ann Patchett said, "The best novel ever written about trees, and really just one of the best novels, period." The book is 512 pages of stories or more precisely fables - all told with trees in mind. This is Richard's 12th novel, and in it, we learn about trees and their world - that is just as big as ours - just as interconnected and creative and responsive and powerful. Yet many of us are oblivious to trees and what they have to tell us about the world we share together. You can get a used copy of The Overstory by Richard Powers and support the show, using the Amazon Link in today's Show Notes for under $14.   Today's Botanic Spark 1891  Today is the birthday of the German Dadaist & Surrealist Max Ernst. He sketched the gardens at Bruhl castle - the castle in his home town. In fact, some of his most beautiful works involved flowers, forests, suns, birds, and gardens. Max had no formal training. Yet, he created a technique called Frottage or texture rubbings or rubbing on paper - and he used plants or the texture of wood planks and other items in the house to create some wonderful artwork. He also created grattage or scraping paint across the canvas to reveal the imprints of the objects placed beneath it. At one point in his life, he lived with the surrealist painter Leonara Carrington who once reflected on their relationship with the natural world. Gardeners will be able to relate to the Max and Leonara drawing Inspiration from the garden in the early morning: "We went down into the silent garden. Dawn is the time when nothing breathes, the hour of silence. Everything is transfixed, only the light moves." Ernst once remarked: "Art has nothing to do with taste. Art is not there to be tasted." Ernst was not comfortable with his fame. He once lamented, "He, who would rather have a single wild strawberry, than all the laurels in the world."

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Radioteatre. Temporada estable de Teatre Radiofònic a la 95.2 Ràdio. 'Trampa mortal' (Segona part) de Ira Levin Emissió del 14 de Desembre de 2019. A la primera part, vam conèixer la història de Sidney Bruhl, un famós escriptor denovel·les policíaques que actualment passa per una època de crisi de creativitat ipopularitat. Sidney rep el mecanoscrit d’una obra escrita per Clifford Anderson, un delsalumnes que assistiren al seu darrer curset a la Universitat. Sidney parla amb Myra, laseva esposa, sobre l’excel·lent qualitat de l’obra i el seu èxit assegurat. Mig bromejantmig seriosament, Sidney intenta espantar Myra suggerint-li de matar Clifford i així poder-li robar el guió i publicar-lo ell mateix. És aleshores que decideix telefonar Clifford perconvidar-lo a casa seva i proposar-li de col·laborar junts per millorar l’obra, i aquest hiaccedeix. Hores després, Clifford arriba a casa dels Bruhl. Tots tres estableixen unaconversa al voltant de l’obra de Clifford i la conveniència de les millores que proposaSidney, que descobreix, a més, que no hi ha altres còpies del guió i que ningú més enconeix la seva existència. Això fa augmentar la voluntat de matar Clifford i apoderar-sede la seva creació. Finalment, i davant l’horror de Myra, Sidney, en un rampell, ofegaClifford fins a la mort, i amb l’ajut de la seva esposa el soterren al jardí de la casa. QuanSidney torna de desfer-se del cos de Clifford, la coneguda vident Helga Ten Dorp arriba acasa dels Bruhl per tal d’avisar-los que té visions horribles que provenen d’aquella casa.Helga passeja amunt i avall revelant les seves percepcions i, de fet, són parcialmentcorrectes. Quan marxa Helga, Sidney, alleujat perquè la vident no ha descobert ambprecisió l’assassinat, intenta tranquil·litzar Myra i admet el seu propi desig secret d’haverassassinat Clifford per robar-li el guió. Quan Sidney i Myra són a punt d’anar-se’n al llit,sobtadament, i mig cobert de fang, Clifford irromp des de l’exterior agafant Sidney perdarrera, i el tomba i l’apallissa amb una branca fins la mort. Myra, commocionada iaterrada, no pot suportar el que veu i com a conseqüència d’un atac de cor, mor. Cliffordconfirma la mort de Myra i dirigint-se a Sidney li comunica que el seu pla ha tingut èxit,l’escenificació de l’assassinat de Clifford i la posterior simulació de la mort de Sidney hanestat suficients per matar Myra. Ara els dos homes tenen plana llibertat per viureconjuntament. O almenys, això sembla.Us recordem que la versió radiofònica que avui posem en antena és un enregistramentdel Quadre de Veus de Radioteatre, amb les veus de Toni Garrich en Sidney Bruhl, LauraCastillo en Myra Bruhl, Jordi Bernad en Clifford Anderson, Rosa Aguado en Helga TenDorp, i Joan Salvador en Porter Milgrim. La narració és d’Emili Muñoz; col·laboren en elsefectes sonors Rosa Aguado i Joan Salvador, amb Muntatge Musical i realització tècnicade Joan Borràs.

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Radioteatre. Temporada estable de Teatre Radiofònic a la 95.2 Ràdio. 'Trampa mortal' (Primera part) de Ira Levin Emissió del 7 de Desembre de 2019. Nascut al cor de Manhattan el 1929, fill d’un comerciant d’origen jueu, Levin es llicencia en Filosofia i Llengua anglesa a la Universitat de Nova York el 1950. D’ençà d’aleshores, comença a escriure guions per a ràdio i televisió. El primer d’ells és per a ‘Lights Out’ , un espai de ficció radiofònica de terror i temàtica sobrenatural. El 1953 entra a formar part de l’Armada Nord-americana per complir el servei militar fins el 1955. El 1954 escriu la seva primera novel·la, ‘A kiss befor dying’ , que narra la història d’un home ambiciós que assassina la seva promesa per quedar-se amb la germana d’aquesta; una obra que assoleix un gran èxit i obté el Premi Edgar Allan Poe que concedeix l’Associació d’Escriptors de Misteri dels Estats Units. Un any més tard escriu ‘No time for Sergeant’ , una adaptació per al cinema de la novel·la del mateix títol de l’escriptor Mac Hyman, que és portada a la gran pantalla el 1958. L’èxit de l’adaptació del guió dramàtic de Hyman el porta a una dedicació plena a l’art dramàtic, amb títols com ‘Interlock’ , ‘Critic’s choice’ o ‘General Seeger’ . El 1967 fa un parèntesi en la creació teatral per escriure la que és la seva novel·la més coneguda i de més èxit, ‘Rosemary’s baby’ , traduïda a l’Estat Espanyol com ‘La semilla del diablo’ ; més tard adaptada per al cinema per Roman Polanski i convertida en un clàssic del cinema de terror que narra la història d’una dona que ha estat escollida per concebre i donar a llum l’Anti-Crist. Levin inicia aleshores un període de creació artística de notable ressò i triomfs consecutius amb novel·les de misteri i ficció com ‘The perfect day’’ (1970), ‘The Stepford wives’ (1972) i ‘The boys from Brazil’ (1976), aquesta darrera portada també al cinema amb gran èxit; i guions dramàtics com ‘Veronica’s room’ (1974) o ‘Deathtrap’ (Trampa mortal) del 1978, l’obra que avui posem en antena, nominada a quatre Premis Tony i guanyadora del Premi Edgar Allan Poe com a millor guió del 1978; que ostenta a més el rècord de la comèdia de misteri que més temps ha estat en cartellera als escenaris de Broadway amb més de 1800 representacions. Als anys vuitanta, Levin veu com la seva ‘Trampa mortal’ és traduïda a diversos idiomes, representada a nombrosos escenaris d’arreu del món i portada al cinema sota la direcció de Sidney Lumet i amb Michael Caine i Christopher Reeves com a protagonistes; convertint-se així en l’èxit més important de la seva carrera. Simultàniament, continua amb la creació literària amb guions com ‘Break a leg’ (1981) o ‘Cantorial’ (1982) i més tard novel·les com ‘Sliver’ (1991) i ‘Son of Rosemary’ , del 1997, una seqüela de ‘Rosemary’ sbaby’ que no és capaç d’assolir l’èxit de la seva predecessora. Levin mor a la seva casa de Manhattan el novembre del 2007 com a conseqüència d’un atac de cor. ‘Deathtrap’ és un guió teatral en dos actes estrenat al Music Box Theatre’ de Broadway el 26 de Febrer de 1978. A l’Estat Espanyol, ‘Trampa mortal’ veu la llum en versió castellana el desembre de 1981 al Teatro Marquina de Madrid, amb Paco Valladares com a protagonista principal. ‘’Trampa mortal: comèdia d’assassins en dos actes. Un únic espai. Cinc personatges. En l’Acte primer un crim perfecte. En el segon, les conseqüències inesperades. Ben construïda. Bons diàlegs. Rialles en els moments oportuns... Molt comercial. Molt’’. Amb aquestes paraules, que utilitzen amb ironia el recurs del ‘teatre dins el teatre’, arrenca l’acció de l’obra. El protagonista, Sidney Bruhl, un famós escriptor de novel·les policíaques passa pel seu moment de creativitat i popularitat més baix. Tot canvia quan Clifford Anderson, un ex-alumne seu de la Universitat, li envia el mecanoscrit de la seva primera obra de teatre. Bruhl comprova la magnificència del text i amb l’ajut de Myra, la seva esposa, intenta apropiar-se de l’obra per qualsevol mitjà, arribant fins i tot a idear un pla per assassinar el jove Anderson. Però no tot és el que aparenta ésser, i, com a bon thriller, la comèdia està farcida de girs argumentals inesperats que mantenen en suspens el desenllaç fins a l’últim moment. La versió radiofònica que avui posem en antena és un enregistrament del Quadre de Veus de Radioteatre, amb les veus de Toni Garrich en Sidney Bruhl, Laura Castillo en Myra Bruhl, Jordi Bernad en Clifford Anderson, Rosa Aguado en Helga Ten Dorp, i Joan Salvador en Porter Milgrim. La narració és d’Emili Muñoz; col·laboren en els efectes sonors Rosa Aguado i Joan Salvador, amb Muntatge Musical i realització tècnica de Joan Borràs.

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“But afterwards there occurred violent earthquakes and floods: and in a single day and night of misfortune all your warlike men in a body sank into the earth, and the island of Atlantis in like manner disappeared into the depths of the sea.” - Plato For millennia, the legend of Atlantis has inspired tales of an amazingly advanced civilization that disappeared beneath the waves, never to be seen again. The lost continent too has provided much inspiration in the world of location-based entertainment. Let’s take a look at some of the most well known examples of the Antediluvian world in LBE. Let's start way back in 1959, with the opening of a massive expansion to Disneyland in California, the Submarine Voyage. Inspired in part by the 1954 Disney film 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, the Submarine Voyage, after passing through deep waters beyond the domain of light come across the lost city and the volcano which caused it’s destruction. 12 years later, 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea opened at Magic Kingdom in Florida and again featured a visit to the lost city. Disney also included the city in their latest iteration of the Submarine experience, integrating it into the story of their 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea attraction at Tokyo DisneySea. There, the citizens of Atlantis actually assist Guests in returning to their submarine base. Before heading away from Disney, it’s also an interesting tidbit to know that Disney had considered using their 2001 film, Atlantis: The Lost Empire as a theme to re-imagineer the original Submarine Voyage. They even went so far as to include an Atlantis Expedition teaser to the attraction’s lagoon at one point during a nine-year closure from 1998 to 2007. Eventually the attraction reopened as a Finding Nemo experience, due to lackluster performance of the Atlantis film. Next, let’s hop across Orlando to a park that, perhaps was most appropriate to host an Atlantis attraction, SeaWorld. In 1998, Journey to Atlantis, a highly themed Mack water coaster opened at the back of the park. This attraction housed in a 6 acre, 10 story-high recreation of Minoan architecture was an amazing entry by SeaWorld into the themed entertainment game. The ride’s story, while somewhat muddled and uncertain, was enough to propel this experience into the realm of world-class attractions. However, since its opening, many of the effects have been left to decay and as of this broadcast, the theme of the original Journey is all but lost. SeaWorld followed up this attraction with new iterations in San Diego and San Antonio, but each subsequent iteration lost more and more of the theming and story elements that made the original so unique and alluring, favoring instead the simple thrills of the water coaster elements. Also in 1998, the lost city made an appearance in a most unlikely place, the deserts of Nevada. Race for Atlantis, an Imax 3-D motion based simulator opened at the Forum Shops at Caesar’s Palace in Las Vegas. This same attraction also found a home in Germany at Phantasialand in Bruhl. Unfortunately, both versions of this attraction closed in 2016. Moving ahead just slightly, Universal Orlando, in 1999, revisited Atlantis with their epic walkthrough attraction Poseidon's Fury at Islands of Adventure . Not only does this multimedia adventure incorporate a thriving underwater city in it’s thrilling conclusion, the very show building itself, representing the Temple of Poseidon, would certainly be at home on the Lost Continent. At Legoland Windsor, the two truly became one with the development of the Atlantis Submarine Adventure. Housed in a uniquely decorated show building, this attraction takes the Disney submarine experience and adds it into an authentic marine environment.

Stinking Pause – the movie review podcast with Scott, and special guest this week, Steven from the Reel Britannia podcast This week's movie – Goodbye Lenin! From 2003 starring Daniel Bruhl In October 1989, right before the fall of the Berlin Wall, Alex Kerner (Daniel Brühl) is living with his mother, Christiane (Kathrin Sass), and sister, Ariane (Maria Simon). But when the mother, a loyal party member, sees Alex participating in an anti-communist rally, she falls into a coma and misses the revolution. After she wakes, doctors say any jarring event could make her have a heart attack, meaning the family must go to great lengths to pretend communism still reigns in Berlin. This and previous episodes can be found on; Apple Podcasts Stitcher Spreaker Player FM Acast IHeartRadio Libsyn Podcast Party Follow us on Twitter @StinkingPause email: thestinkingpause@gmail.com #Podpals #PodernFamily Thanks for listening Scott and Steven

Working as volunteers with Dreamweaver International, two dynamic mother-daughter teams speak with Dr. Bruhl about their experience working in Kenya.  Karen Fusco and her daughter, Nicole along with Kylee McDonald and her daughter, Haylee provided education, healthcare, and empowerment to thousands of people while visiting.  They speak about their experiences working in the slum of Mathare, the bush of Kenya, and in the schools.  They encourage anyone who is thinking about visiting to come and serve and help create a change in this part of the world.  

Chris and Casey awaken to the cold walls of an asylum staring them down and no memory as to how they arrived there. As they try to piece together the mystery of their past, they must unravel the cause of this terrible future and track down the unspeakable force that destroyed the world as they knew it... Will they make it back in time to record the next episode? Find out on the latest episode of Towelite Talk! ___   Intro RIP Justin Ponsor Marvel TV & Movies Daniel Bruhl and Emily VanCamp are in talks to join Bucky/Falcon D+ Spider-Man 3 - talks of Deadpool or Venom Jessica Jones S3 6/14  DC TV & Movies Robert Pattinson is Batman Penguin and Catwoman as villains in The Batman? Doom Patrol finale thoughts Swamp Thing Friday  Comics Stranger Things prequel comic “Six” intros another psychic teen Tom King off Batman and on to Batman/Catwoman limited series Batman Last Knight on Earth - Out today Esad Ribic doing Conan: Exodus  ‘Year One’ style one-shot. “Mostly silent” August   Buffy the Vampire Slayer one shot - the chosen ones, this august. ANGEL #1 out today The Bloodshot Stor-Folio goes on sale June 6, 2019, but is available to pre-order now on BCW’s website at https://www.bcwsupplies.com/comic-book-stor-folio-art-bloodshot. Inferi Relaunch  COMMERCIAL Stage BTTF: The Musicalcoming 2020  TV Stephen Kings The Eyes of the Dragon coming to HULU Dark Crystal Prequel August  Movies MOTU 3/5/2021 starring Noah Centineo John Wick Ch4 2021 Taiki Watiti Akira Terminator Dark Fate trailer Liam Neeson joins Kingsman: The Great Game  Gaming “Fully immersive” Evil Dead Playstation Productions launches  SW VF photos KOTOR rumored to be written by Laeta Kalogridis  POP McFarlane Harry Potter reveal NECA SDCC etched Pennywise Splinter Captured 4pack 8” clothed Karate Kid John Kreese  Closing ___ We’re now available on RadioPublic,a fantastic service that's going offer our listeners the best way to access the podcast and show notes! Each time you download the show on their app it gives us direct financial support every time you hear an episode. If you wanna interact with us you can follow @dfatowel on Twitter and Instagram.Thanks for listening and Don’t Forget a Towel!

Chris and Casey awaken to the cold walls of an asylum staring them down and no memory as to how they arrived there. As they try to piece together the mystery of their past, they must unravel the cause of this terrible future and track down the unspeakable force that destroyed the world as they knew it... Will they make it back in time to record the next episode? Find out on the latest episode of Towelite Talk! ___   Intro RIP Justin Ponsor Marvel TV & Movies Daniel Bruhl and Emily VanCamp are in talks to join Bucky/Falcon D+ Spider-Man 3 - talks of Deadpool or Venom Jessica Jones S3 6/14  DC TV & Movies Robert Pattinson is Batman Penguin and Catwoman as villains in The Batman? Doom Patrol finale thoughts Swamp Thing Friday  Comics Stranger Things prequel comic “Six” intros another psychic teen Tom King off Batman and on to Batman/Catwoman limited series Batman Last Knight on Earth - Out today Esad Ribic doing Conan: Exodus  ‘Year One’ style one-shot. “Mostly silent” August   Buffy the Vampire Slayer one shot - the chosen ones, this august. ANGEL #1 out today The Bloodshot Stor-Folio goes on sale June 6, 2019, but is available to pre-order now on BCW’s website at https://www.bcwsupplies.com/comic-book-stor-folio-art-bloodshot. Inferi Relaunch  COMMERCIAL Stage BTTF: The Musicalcoming 2020  TV Stephen Kings The Eyes of the Dragon coming to HULU Dark Crystal Prequel August  Movies MOTU 3/5/2021 starring Noah Centineo John Wick Ch4 2021 Taiki Watiti Akira Terminator Dark Fate trailer Liam Neeson joins Kingsman: The Great Game  Gaming “Fully immersive” Evil Dead Playstation Productions launches  SW VF photos KOTOR rumored to be written by Laeta Kalogridis  POP McFarlane Harry Potter reveal NECA SDCC etched Pennywise Splinter Captured 4pack 8” clothed Karate Kid John Kreese  Closing ___ We’re now available on RadioPublic,a fantastic service that's going offer our listeners the best way to access the podcast and show notes! Each time you download the show on their app it gives us direct financial support every time you hear an episode. If you wanna interact with us you can follow @dfatowel on Twitter and Instagram.Thanks for listening and Don’t Forget a Towel!

Hello Observers! We’re back again with another big episode for you, and there’s no time like the present for big old Celebration! This episode marks one year since the website has been up and while we may not mention it, this is one of our longest and most content filled episodes yet! We’ve got a lot going on here including a not so glowing examination of Captain Marvel, a cultural examination of Crazy Rich Asians, and what kind of podcast about movies would we be if we didn’t discuss the juggernaut that is Jordan Peele’s Us. We get into the rules of Bruhl as we discuss not one, but TWO Daniel Bruhl films A most Wanted Man and Alone in Berlin. We discuss the darkness of the algorithm in Netflix’s Love, Death, and Robots. Jason does a 20 year retrospective on Office Space. Also we get in depth on the odd, yet compelling a Simple Favor where we both get bewitched and confused by the unexpected magnetism of Blake Lively (Ryan Reynolds, we totally get it now). Also Mentioned: The First Purge Eight Legged Freaks The Highwaymen The Girl in the Spider’s Web The Favourite Losers After Life

Spanish-born German actor Daniel Brühl sat for a conversation with the HFPA's journalist Jenny Cooney to talk about his career, from films Good Bye, Lenin to The Bourne Ultimatum to Rush to Captain America: Civil War to his new film Seven Days in Entebbe to his role on the crime drama TV series The Alienist. They also talk about his first performances as a child and the special thing he did during his audition for Quentin Tarantino to get the role in Inglourious Basterds.

In Episode 74 of the Crooked Table Podcast, Robert Yaniz Jr. and Freddy Yaniz pop into the world of Netflix for a discussion of what they've been watching on the ubiquitous streaming service, including principally an in-depth review of surprise sequel The Cloverfield Paradox. Ten years after the franchise started with a found-footage monster movie, the J.J. Abrams-produced space horror show makes it way into subscribers' homes immediately following the conclusion of the Big Game. But is the marketing gimmick worth the gamble, or is Clover herself due for a cinematic fall from grace? Here we answer that question and look toward the future of the Cloverfield franchise, including this fall's fourth entry. We’re excited to hear your feedback as the Crooked Table Podcast continues to evolve. As usual, the show does feature explicit language and, as such, is best considered NSFW. Thanks for listening! SHOW NOTES Previously on the Crooked Table Podcast: http://www.crookedtable.com/2018/01/24/2018-oscar-nominations-reaction-predictions-podcast/   Subscribe to the Crooked Table Podcast on iTunes so that you never miss a moment! Listen to the Crooked Table Podcast on Spotify! The Crooked Table Podcast is also on Stitcher! Robert Yaniz Jr. can be reached on Twitter at @crookedtable.   Connect with Crooked Table on social media:   Facebook  |  Twitter  |  Tumblr

Marie von Clausewitz: The Woman Behind the Making of On War (Oxford University Press, 2016) is an important and fascinating book that not only tells the story of a remarkable woman's life during the tumultuous years of the French Revolution and Restoration. Based on a recently discovered cache of letters between Marie von Clausewitz and her renowned husband, Carl, it also dramatically expands our understanding of the process by which Carl's famous treatise, On War, came to be. Vanya E. Bellinger, currently a visiting professor at the United States Army War College in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, argues that Marie was a crucial foil for the development of Carl's ideas over many years. Marie's connections to the Prussian court (she was born into the prominent von Bruhl family) also helped to secure her husband's often precarious position. Bellinger freely acknowledges Carl's military genius but places Marie alongside her husband as an intellectual partner and political confidante, who played an important role in bringing one of the most famous works of military theory to the world. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Marie von Clausewitz: The Woman Behind the Making of On War (Oxford University Press, 2016) is an important and fascinating book that not only tells the story of a remarkable woman’s life during the tumultuous years of the French Revolution and Restoration. Based on a recently discovered cache of letters between Marie von Clausewitz and her renowned husband, Carl, it also dramatically expands our understanding of the process by which Carl’s famous treatise, On War, came to be. Vanya E. Bellinger, currently a visiting professor at the United States Army War College in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, argues that Marie was a crucial foil for the development of Carl’s ideas over many years. Marie’s connections to the Prussian court (she was born into the prominent von Bruhl family) also helped to secure her husband’s often precarious position. Bellinger freely acknowledges Carl’s military genius but places Marie alongside her husband as an intellectual partner and political confidante, who played an important role in bringing one of the most famous works of military theory to the world. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Marie von Clausewitz: The Woman Behind the Making of On War (Oxford University Press, 2016) is an important and fascinating book that not only tells the story of a remarkable woman's life during the tumultuous years of the French Revolution and Restoration. Based on a recently discovered cache of letters between Marie von Clausewitz and her renowned husband, Carl, it also dramatically expands our understanding of the process by which Carl's famous treatise, On War, came to be. Vanya E. Bellinger, currently a visiting professor at the United States Army War College in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, argues that Marie was a crucial foil for the development of Carl's ideas over many years. Marie's connections to the Prussian court (she was born into the prominent von Bruhl family) also helped to secure her husband's often precarious position. Bellinger freely acknowledges Carl's military genius but places Marie alongside her husband as an intellectual partner and political confidante, who played an important role in bringing one of the most famous works of military theory to the world.

Marie von Clausewitz: The Woman Behind the Making of On War (Oxford University Press, 2016) is an important and fascinating book that not only tells the story of a remarkable woman’s life during the tumultuous years of the French Revolution and Restoration. Based on a recently discovered cache of letters between Marie von Clausewitz and her renowned husband, Carl, it also dramatically expands our understanding of the process by which Carl’s famous treatise, On War, came to be. Vanya E. Bellinger, currently a visiting professor at the United States Army War College in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, argues that Marie was a crucial foil for the development of Carl’s ideas over many years. Marie’s connections to the Prussian court (she was born into the prominent von Bruhl family) also helped to secure her husband’s often precarious position. Bellinger freely acknowledges Carl’s military genius but places Marie alongside her husband as an intellectual partner and political confidante, who played an important role in bringing one of the most famous works of military theory to the world. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Marie von Clausewitz: The Woman Behind the Making of On War (Oxford University Press, 2016) is an important and fascinating book that not only tells the story of a remarkable woman’s life during the tumultuous years of the French Revolution and Restoration. Based on a recently discovered cache of letters between Marie von Clausewitz and her renowned husband, Carl, it also dramatically expands our understanding of the process by which Carl’s famous treatise, On War, came to be. Vanya E. Bellinger, currently a visiting professor at the United States Army War College in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, argues that Marie was a crucial foil for the development of Carl’s ideas over many years. Marie’s connections to the Prussian court (she was born into the prominent von Bruhl family) also helped to secure her husband’s often precarious position. Bellinger freely acknowledges Carl’s military genius but places Marie alongside her husband as an intellectual partner and political confidante, who played an important role in bringing one of the most famous works of military theory to the world. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Marie von Clausewitz: The Woman Behind the Making of On War (Oxford University Press, 2016) is an important and fascinating book that not only tells the story of a remarkable woman’s life during the tumultuous years of the French Revolution and Restoration. Based on a recently discovered cache of letters between Marie von Clausewitz and her renowned husband, Carl, it also dramatically expands our understanding of the process by which Carl’s famous treatise, On War, came to be. Vanya E. Bellinger, currently a visiting professor at the United States Army War College in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, argues that Marie was a crucial foil for the development of Carl’s ideas over many years. Marie’s connections to the Prussian court (she was born into the prominent von Bruhl family) also helped to secure her husband’s often precarious position. Bellinger freely acknowledges Carl’s military genius but places Marie alongside her husband as an intellectual partner and political confidante, who played an important role in bringing one of the most famous works of military theory to the world. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Marie von Clausewitz: The Woman Behind the Making of On War (Oxford University Press, 2016) is an important and fascinating book that not only tells the story of a remarkable woman’s life during the tumultuous years of the French Revolution and Restoration. Based on a recently discovered cache of letters between Marie von Clausewitz and her renowned husband, Carl, it also dramatically expands our understanding of the process by which Carl’s famous treatise, On War, came to be. Vanya E. Bellinger, currently a visiting professor at the United States Army War College in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, argues that Marie was a crucial foil for the development of Carl’s ideas over many years. Marie’s connections to the Prussian court (she was born into the prominent von Bruhl family) also helped to secure her husband’s often precarious position. Bellinger freely acknowledges Carl’s military genius but places Marie alongside her husband as an intellectual partner and political confidante, who played an important role in bringing one of the most famous works of military theory to the world. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Marie von Clausewitz: The Woman Behind the Making of On War (Oxford University Press, 2016) is an important and fascinating book that not only tells the story of a remarkable woman’s life during the tumultuous years of the French Revolution and Restoration. Based on a recently discovered cache of letters between Marie von Clausewitz and her renowned husband, Carl, it also dramatically expands our understanding of the process by which Carl’s famous treatise, On War, came to be. Vanya E. Bellinger, currently a visiting professor at the United States Army War College in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, argues that Marie was a crucial foil for the development of Carl’s ideas over many years. Marie’s connections to the Prussian court (she was born into the prominent von Bruhl family) also helped to secure her husband’s often precarious position. Bellinger freely acknowledges Carl’s military genius but places Marie alongside her husband as an intellectual partner and political confidante, who played an important role in bringing one of the most famous works of military theory to the world. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What are the signs & symptoms of pelvic dysfunction? Is this a women-only, postpartum-only issue? Is endometriosis something that a physical therapist can treat? What would you expect at a physical therapy appointment? Our guest, Dr. Alisha Bruhl is a Physical Therapist at 3D Wellness, and a mom of a beautiful 10 month old baby boy. She's passionate about helping people live active, healthy, and happy lives without movement problems or pain holding them back. *Thrive Tribe 419 podcast is available wherever you listen: iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher, etc. Be sure to subscribe so you don't miss next week's episode: "The Vaccine Controversy." If you'd like to contact Dr. Bruhl, you can email her at alisha@toledophysicaltherapy.com, call her at 419-318-7019, our find her on Facebook and Instragram under ElitePTToledo and 3DWellnessWomen'sHealth, 3D4Women. If you know someone who could benefit from this information, please share this episode! Thank you to this week's sponsors: Beetroot, Immaculate Marriages and Matt Hollo, LPCC, EFTP Music Credit: www.bensound.com

Joseph Nkaapa - Raising the Standards, Finding Excellence in Children in Kenya Joseph Nkaapa is the director for the Kimana School of Leadership and Professional Studies in Kenya, East Africa. Joseph began working with the Kimana School after the co-founder of the school, Mrs. Sandy Taylor (1944-2016), urged him to come and take a class at the school and use his life for God's glory and to make a difference. As Nkaapa discusses with Dr. Bruhl, he was standing under a tree and Mrs. Taylor challenged him, encouraging him that though his present circumstances where humble, God had a much bigger plan for his life. Now Joseph Nkaapa operates the fastest growing primary school in Kenya on the Kimana Campus. Opening in January 2016, Nkaapa leads a team of educators, campus staff, and other community personnel, making a dramatic difference in social challenges that exist in his community. Poverty, drought, corruption, income inequality, gender bias, poor sanitation, starvation, and many issues are requiring significan leadership and action in East Africa. Nkaapa believes the Kimana School of Leadership and the Kimana Christian Academy (Primary School) are already having a significant impact on changing behavior and opportunity in East Africa. Nkaapa sees his role as a leader to serve, raise standards, and strive for excellence as he learned from his mentor, Mrs. Sandy Taylor. Though Mrs. Taylor departed in 2016 to go home with the Lord, her work and love continues one through Nkaapa and others who work at the Kimana Campus. NOTE FROM DR. BRUHL: I am very proud of Joseph and all he has accomplished and continues to in his community. Though I am frequent visitor to Kimana and serve as a leader, I can only accept a small portion of the true credit that is deserved for the success of this institution and the role it has on changing lives in East Africa. It is my hope one day thousands of visitors will come and see all that has been accomplished and will marvel and come to support and make a difference as Ken and Sandy Taylor, Joseph Nkaapa, and others realized could be accompished. This interview was an honor to conduct with my brother Joseph Nkaapa. I am humbled by him and all he does for others.  

Screen time: Yay or Nay? And why is staying active so important for kids? What can we do over Christmas vacation and how do we help our kids (and ourselves) change our couch-potato habits? *Thrive Tribe 419 podcast is available wherever you listen: iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher, etc. Be sure to subscribe so you don't miss next week's episode: "Women's Pelvic Health" Dr. Alisha Bruhl is a Physical Therapist at 3D Wellness, and a mom of a beautiful 10 month old baby boy. She's passionate about helping people live active, healthy, and happy lives without movement problems or pain holding them back. Alisha suggests checking out the Toledo Museum of Art: www.toledomuseum.org Sylvania Playland: www.sylvaniaplayland.com And Lucas County Public Libraries www.toledolibrary.org for fun things to do indoors. Rose suggests checking out the Defiance Public Library System, too. They have storytimes, crafts, and all sorts of fun, family-friendly events during the winter. www.defiancelibrary.org If you'd like to contact Dr. Bruhl, you can email her at alisha@toledophysicaltherapy.com, call her at 419-318-7019, our find her on Facebook and Instragram under ElitePTToledo and 3DWellnessWomen'sHealth, 3D4Women. If you know someone who could benefit from this information, please share this episode! Thank you to this week's sponsors: Immaculate Marriages and Matt Hollo, LPCC, EFTP Music Credit: www.bensound.com

Gerry Kennan - Helping Haitian Children to Thrive, Grow, & Suceed in Life Gerry wa appointed to the Illinois Pollution Control Board by Governor Bruce Rauner in 2015 and served as chairman for two years. He has many years of experience as a regulator, entrepreneur, consultant, and financier in the electric, natural gas, and telecommunications industries. Mr. Keenan is a prior partner in Price WaterHouseCoopers Consulting LLP and now devotes the majority of his time to serving under served populations, mostly in Haiti.  Working in Sasye, Haiti since 2002, he has seen tremendous progress and challenging disappointments befall the people of the region he serves in. Still, he is encouraged and offers sound advice to anyone interested in helping improve the economy and lives of people in Haiti. Dr. Bruhl's notes - I have followed and worked with Gerry for several years and he to put it simply, "He gets it! He understands how this thing called charity works and what you have to do to create sustainable change in places where people struggle with so little resources. I consider him one of the most admirable men in charity work I know and was honored to do this interview."  

Our guest this month is Lee’at Bruhl, an ex-pat Aussie living in the big apple! Jasmine interviewed Lee’at one on one about being an actress in NYC, all forms of comedy, her web series 2 Girls, 1 Brooklyn (formerly Brooklyn Co), fashion blogging and more! Like Lee’at on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/LeeatBruhlActress Like Two Girls, One Brooklyn on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/2girls1brooklyn/ Watch Two Girls, One Brooklyn on You Tube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RTGByF7lwds&t=3s Learn a standard American and British accent https://www.speakmoreclearly.com/ Watch Lee’at’s comedy characters https://www.youtube.com/user/LeeatBruhl Like Women In Comedy The Podcast on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/womenincomedythepodcast Follow us on Twitter https://twitter.com/wicpodcastoz Like Jasmine and Thao on Facebook www.facebook.com/JasmineLangdon38/ and https://www.facebook.com/pages/Thao-Thanh-Cao/1507264242875083?fref=ts Twitter @JasLangdon38 and @Thao_Thanh_Cao Find us on Itunes, subscribe and give us a review! https://itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/women-in-comedy-the-podcast/id992781966

Pete Caliendo - Baseball is Life (A Journey to Spread Hope with Sport) Peter Caliendo’s baseball experience covers a wide range of geography and responsibilities. Newly appointed Technical Commissioner for the 2009 World Baseball Cub to be held in Europe September of 09. 2008 was on the jury of appeal for baseball in the 2008 Olympics in Beijing, China. He’s been a head coach and assistant coach, instructor and clinician, scout and evaluator, author and lecturer, President and General Manager. President of Caliendo Sports International and Pitch and Hit Club of Chicago. On the Board of the International Sports group a non for profit promoting coaches education worldwide. Technical Commissioner for the International Baseball Federation (IBAF), governing baseball worldwide. Serves on the IBAF Steering Committee. Pete has served twice in Taiwan for the World Games, in Holland for the World Games, in Rio DeJaneiro Brazil for the Pan Am games and just recently in Beijing, China for the Pre Test Olympic games. He is also the President of the Pitch and Hit Club of Chicago, a professional baseball club which honors individuals in professional baseball and raises money to promote our national pastime. 2011 was given the American Baseball Coaches Association Meritorius Award, the Illinois High School Man of the Year and the Pitch and Hit Club Paul “Dizzy” Trout Ambassador Award. Appointed to the Greater Woodfield Sports Council. Former President of the Calgary professional baseball franchise in the Northern League. He’s been in charge of Belgium’s National Team and responsible for the selection, training and development of U.S. entries in the Pan American Youth Championships, guiding those teams to gold medals in 1992, 1993 and 1996. In 1999, Pete was an assistant coach on the USA team in the International Cup in Australia. Pete Caliendo has lead clinics for Major League Baseball International, USA Baseball and many other baseball organizations in various Latin American and European countries, and throughout the United States. Pete has organized and coached a team from Japan to compete against the White Sox minor league teams at the Chicago White Sox spring training program. He has also done some private coaching for Japanese players. He has been an associate professional scout for the Texas Rangers and Toronto Blue Jays, responsible for identification and evaluation of potential Major League prospects. Pete has lectured on baseball all over the United States, Canada, Europe and Latin America, has written articles for various publications and an international coaches book. Has a set of 5 baseball instructional DVD’s developed specifically for the voluteer coach to help them organize, teach and have fun throught thier practice and games. Pete was formerly (1999-2001) the Director of Baseball Operations and first base coach for the Schaumburg Flyers, a very successful independent league team in the popular Northern League.   Dr. Bruhl's thoughts... Loved interviewing Pete and following his passion to serve and spread hope with baseball, a sport I too love dearly. 

What is a sentinel chicken and how do different societies view zoonoses (diseases trasmitted via animals)? What is it like to be an anthropologist working in a contemporary museum? In the fourth Anthropology@Deakin podcast, Tim Neale (Deakin), David Giles (Deakin) and guest Andrea Witcomb (Deakin)discuss matters of biosecurity and museums with Frédéric Keck (CNRS). Frédéric, currently Director of the Research Department of the Quai Branly Museum in Paris, is a researcher whose work has investigated the history of anthropology (Claude Lévi-Strauss and Lucien Lévy-Bruhl) and contemporary biopolitical questions of human-nonhuman relations.

Jeff Cobelli - Good 4 You Productions & ChiroMission  Jeff Cobelli has traveled extensively to the Dominican Republic, Haiti, and Kenya to capture the stories of hope and suffering people experience around the world. His company, Good 4 You Productions, believes every man/woman/child has a compelling story and telling it through film is one of the most powerful ways to bring lasting change in the world. Often as Jeff films, he sees and hears details many don't recognzie that could be powerfully motivating to bring voice to people who often have little or no voice.  Jeff has worked with the non-profit ChiroMission to bring change in the Dominican Republic and Haiti and currently serves on their board. He believes lasting change begins with an emphasis on helping people work toward their own solutions to problems. He uses film production, editting, and sometimes interview work to reach inside the heart of people's lives and give them a face and name.  Jeff has worked with our charity, Dreamweaver, for three years producing impact films we use to educate and inspire people who work and benefit from our charity. He is also a personal friend of Dr. Warren Bruhl and huge baseball fan! ---He and Dr. Bruhl share that passion!!     You will enjoy Jeff's story and his insight on charity work. 

Montana Bruhl - Heart for Children in Need Montana is a recent graduate of the University of Texas School of Social Work and now pursuing her Masters in Social Work. One of the conditions of society Montana has observed requires more care is the immediate emotional well-being of children during their formative early years. Montana recently traveled to Kenya for the second time and worked with children who are among the most challenged and near the edges of survival. Montana has observed children in Kenya and the United States exhibit similar emotional requirments, however, the constant scarcity has made immediacy, patience, and "social crisis like behavior" stronger for children in poverty. In this interview, Montana shares some of her insights from her recent trip to Kenya. 

Chis Brown - Deland Aviation (Aviation Teaches Life Lessons) Deland, Florida Chris Brown is the Director of Operations at Deland Aviation in Deland, Florida. Deland Aviation is the primary Fixed Based Operation (FBO) for Deland Airport. Prior to joining the team at Deland Aviation, Chris was a collegiate and profssional baseball player and always had a passion for aviation. After his baseball career ended, Chris decided to join his family business at Deland Aviation and also pursue becoming a pilot. Deland Aviation provides instruction, maintenance, and general aviation services. In 2016, Dr. Warren Bruhl studied and was instructed by Deland Aviation, becoming a student pilot in June of that same year. Dr.Bruhl interviewed Chris to encourage people to take up aviation as a vehicle to learn life lessons.   

Spirit Led Men at Work Podcast Shownotes Some of What You'll Hear in This Episode My testimony (past) A bit about me and my interests (present) The format for this podcast (future) Intro My name is Dave Hilgendorf.  I'm a Christian, married with 3 daughters, I work as an engineer, and I'm a part-time author, blogger and podcaster.  On the Spirit Led Men at Work Podcast, I interview Christian men from all walks of life, with varying job titles, who all have one thing in common.  They're all choosing daily to be led by the Holy Spirit at their work.  Because of that they're prospering, glorifying God, and have joy and purpose at their work.  And you can too. Summary of this Episode I share the story of 4 men who are at a men's breakfast, and how on this podcast I want to have a man 3/man 4 type of conversation more so than a man 1/man 2 conversation. I share my testimony by splitting my life into sets of 7 years each and with an emphasis on the people who have had the greatest influence on me. My first 2 sets of 7 up to age 14, I grew up in Chicago and then Wisconsin.  My father and mother were my primary influences, as well as 2 particular teachers, Mrs. Bruhl and Mr. Lisius. From age 15 to 21, I wanted to be a writer and worked at a daily newspaper free lancing.  I share why Monte Hanson made such an impact on me.  In college I had a sinful lifestyle which I regret but thank God for redemption.  I struggled with choosing my major, ending up with Chemical Engineering.  I was primarily money driven.  This is relevant, I think, since selecting our vocation and the type of work we do will be one of the things we discuss on the podcast. From age 22-28, I worked in R&D for General Mills in Minneapolis, MN.  I loved my work and was part of several product launches and received a patent.  John Church, the man who hired me, had a big influence on me in terms of his professionalism, focus on results, and people skills. From age 29-35, I was married briefly and left engineering to become my "own man" as a real estate entrepreneur.  I bought, sold and rented hundreds of properties.  I had some success but ultimately amassed too much debt and my business failed. From age 36-42, I became a born-again Christian, met my wife Kari and adopted her 2 daughters Rachael and Rebecca and we had another daughter together, Renee.  I was involved in men's ministry and Promise Keepers, filed bankruptcy, and I returned to engineering. From age 43 to my present age of 47, I have prospered in my career and am blessed immensely with my family.  I wrote a book "Jesus is at Work" and started blogging at DaveHilgendorf.com about living out your faith at work.  I changed the name to SpiritLedMen.com when I decided to start a podcast "Spirit Led Men at Work". I'm not too big into sports.  I'm interested in politics and I'm very conservative but won't talk about that on the podcast.   I like audio books and one of my favorite authors is Ted Dekker.  I like Christian music, particularly Third Day, David Crowder, Red, Jesus Culture among others. The format of the podcast will have a Christian focus, not self help.  I'll focus on men and on work.  I'll interview men from all different occupations, not just entrepreneurs, and occasionally ministers.  I'm not an expert and will approach this as being one of you searching and exploring what it means to be Spirit led at work. Episodes will be 30-60 minutes in length.  I'll start out with an episode every 2 weeks but as soon as I'm confident I can stay committed to it I'll switch to one each week.  Episodes will come out at 5am on Monday mornings. Links from this Episode (and others I didn't have time to mention) Christian Music Third Day (love their music and lyrics) David Crowder (also love this video for O Praise Him it captures how I feel sometimes in wors...

Parker Talk with Dr. Bruhl and Dr. Mertz

Driving around in circles in Rush; what's behind the locked door in The Best Offer and what the flip is going on in Mood Indigo? We also interview Tony Lambert, the director of the 18th Italian Film Festival.

 Hugh Author of The Life Reset which discusses how to figure out what you are truly meant to be doing in your career. Like so many people, I was failing in my career because I was doing a job that was wrong for me. I did it for all the wrong reasons: status, family and peer expectations. Benji Bruce started as an illusionist when he was 10 years old and began performing professionally at the age of 13. Eventually, he began performing for Fortune 500 companies like: Remax, Intel, AAA, Hilton, Best Buy, Charles Schwab, HP, Kodak, Booze-Allen Hamilton, J.P. Morgan, and many more. Darcy, a traumatic brain injury survivor, knows firsthand how misfortune can change your life.  Since becoming a motivational speaker, Darcy has shared her hardships and subsequent triumphs with others.  Dr. Kevin Kita is a chiropractor,international speaker, educator, and health and wellness expert. His book is “Healing Journeys: Stories of Mind, Body, and Spirit”  Dr. Warren Bruhl is a Pediatric Chiropractor and father who is on a mission to bring the joy of sports and hope to needy children and he has recently brought gear